We interpret current cruise line news, breaking down the stories and what they mean to consumers.
Cruise ports around the world serve as our gateway to adventure. North American cruise travelers like the convenience of drive-to homeports scattered around the coast as well. Arrive at a busy embarkation port with several ships in for the day and Read More …
We also post regularly on popular cruise information website, CruiseFever.net. Here are some recent CruiseFever articles: How to Make the Most of Inside Cabins on Cruises June 4, 2018 by Chris Owen 2 Comments When we get hooked on cruising, life changes. Read More …
Windstar Cruises all-suite Star Legend is in Alaska through August, launching the line’s first endeavor into expedition cruising. This season marks a return to Alaska for Windstar after a 20-year hiatus from the region and a unique Windstar Alaska option for visiting Read More …
Florida homeports continue to grow as the largest single Port Canaveral construction project in the history of the port begins. This week, Central Florida’s oldest cruise terminal was torn down to make way for a new state-of-the-art terminal with upgraded berth Read More …
Carnival Cruise Line has a new Fleet Operations Center (FOC) in Miami. The largest and most advanced in the cruise industry, we’re pretty sure they can handle a whole lot of Fun aboard the 26 Carnival ships. The 35,000-square-foot facility Read More …
Holland America Line’s Nieuw Statendam goes into service this December. Sister ship to new Koningsdam, second Signature Class ship Nieuw Statendam will explore the Caribbean on roundtrip sailings from Florida’s Port Everglades during an inaugural season in the Caribbean. Would you Read More …
Traveling to Barcelona to sail new Carnival Horizon in the Mediterranean took more planning and effort than our last Carnival cruise, a meaningful sailing on Carnival Paradise to Cuba from Tampa, a drive-in port for us like many scattered around Read More …
Ships from Holland America Line have transported travelers to destinations all over the planet since 1873. A lot has changed in the world since then. Like any other business (or life I suppose), surviving time is a challenge here as Read More …
Princess Cruises 2,670-passenger Sapphire Princess has returned to service after a dry dock upgrade in Singapore. Thanks to enhanced onboard spaces and product innovations, popular Sapphire Princess should maintain her position as one of the most beloved in the fleet. Read More …